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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1957
Page
7
Oswald Jacoby explains how to handle a West hand with four kings and, if choosing a lead, suggests the deuce of trumps as the best start. He notes the declarer wins with the ace, discards a card, and forces the lead from another king as trumps run out, while the partner guides two discards and potential signals.
Puzzle style clues present a themed word puzzle with many across and down entries. Names like Mary and leisure terms appear amid references to songs and places, indicating a magazine style crossword feature in a historical newspaper.
In 1941 the piece reflects on a dire moment almost leading to enslavement and ruin. It notes the peril faced by Savy and warns against misreadings of danger. Yet the tone shifts as a victorious flag rises, symbolizing resilience over a damaged life amid wartime strain.
A prose piece by Earl L. Douglass discusses the sunken battleship Arizona near Pearl Harbor with the flag still raised, symbolizing undying determination amid tragedy. It contrasts naval memory with examples of steadfast faith and includes notes on common language misuses and vocabulary.
Hortense Evans of Chicago found a clever defense in the Winter Nationals. Instead of leading a low three of hearts, she played the king when she was in with trumps. Declarer erred by staking that trick, allowing East to win the heart queen and opening clubs. Evans then produced a sequence ending with her king of clubs and king of diamonds to set the hand.
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